It took quite a long time to figure out what was going on.
No matter how hard I tried to pull myself out, my arms and legs couldnât move thanks to the dolls that had piled to the top of my head.
âWhat do you think, Sis? Do you like it?â
He was standing on the other side, so he was not attacked by the dolls.
I put my hand on it and laughed out loud. He was excited alone without even looking at me.
âThis.â
âMy Lady!â
At that moment, Cecilia, who was happily looking at us from behind, rushed up and lifted me up. If I hadnât, I would have been as soft as wet bread that fell into soup.
Cecilia lifted me up in a way that seemed to harm even her dignity as a human being.
Dangle, dangle.
ââ¦Oh? Bebe. What are you doing down there?â
Allen looked at me with a surprised face, perhaps only then did he check on me.
â⦠I was buried.â
âOh, my. Youâre so small. You got buried by dolls.â
ââ¦â
âWhy didnât you say it? Your cool brother would have lifted you up.â
Rather than me being buried, Allen seemed quite disappointed that he couldnât lift me.
The Grand Duke, who had been looking at us alternately, smiled as if it was fun.
âAllen, I guess Bebe didnât like your present that much.â
âHuh? No, Dad! Iâm sure she liked it! Isnât that right, Bebe?!â
Allen looked at me with a surprised look on his face.
âItâs my first time seeing a lot of dolls.â
âThatâs why, right?â Itâs not that you donât like your present, right?
âYeah.â
Meanwhile, Cecilia put me down where there were no dolls. Whatâs even more surprising was that despite the fact that so many dolls have escaped to bury me, there were still dolls left in the package that have not yet escaped.
âToo much. Way too much.â
I said that I liked dolls, so he bought me mountains of dolls.
âI shouldnât have said I liked them.â
It was a time when I looked at the dolls with a firm determination.
âBebe, letâs go see Daddyâs present.â
Like a child before going on a picnic, the Grand Duke looked more excited than ever.
Like someone whoâs been waiting for this moment, it looked like the face of the foal who dragged those incredible dolls just now.
âDad, Iâm telling you in advance.â
âHuh?â
âI donât like excessive things.â
The words shook his shoulders as if he were confident.
âDonât worry about that. I donât give enough dolls to fill the room like that.â
ââ¦Not that, but isnât it too much for the other side?â
I looked at him with anxiety. Just now, the face that proudly said he was different had changed very little.
âHaha⦠Well, Bebe. Whatâs too much for you?â
ââ¦Maybe everything my dad says heâll give me from now on.â
My dadâs eyes, which had always stretched in a straight line, waved at my determined words.
âHmm⦠Hmmâ¦â
âIs it too much?â
âExcessive, excessive⦠Or Bebe, wait a minute. Iâll go and check it out.â
ââ¦What confirmation? Thatâs suspicious. Iâll just go.â
âNo, wait a minute.â
This looked very suspicious.
âIf you keep stopping me, I wonât go.â
Allen, who came close to us, swept his chin with a pretty satisfied face.
âBebe wouldnât like yours.â
As if he had returned to his original form, Allen poked into the middle more playful than ever.
âThereâs no way you would hate it⦠I donât think so, haha.â
âThen letâs go. We can go there. Hurry up, Bebe. You want to see the present that my dad prepared, too.â
âYes!â
âIf I donât go right now, my dad will definitely change the gift.â
As if he had said the correct answer, the Grand Dukeâs body slightly flinched.
âI wasnât.â
âWhat do you mean? My dad always does that. So, Bebe, letâs hurry up and go.â
âYes!â
The foal caused an accident today, so I wasnât that reassured. I grabbed the chubby Allenâs hand that reached out to me.
âDo you know where Iâm going? The present that my dad preparedâ¦?â
âOf course, my dad was so loud and amazing. Iâm sure everyone knows.â
âWell, wait.â
As expected, the Grand Duke caught us again, but Allen began to run like a foal as soon as he followed us.
âOh, Brother!â
âLetâs go!â
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